Warhammer, I'm a nanny, not your father!

"But beasts cannot build civilization, only humans can."

"What we protect is not the Empire, not even the Emperor, but humanity and human civilization."

“Human nature is an invisible shackle, but it will not enslave us like visible chains. We all have the freedom to choose whether to retain our humanity.”

“Humanity is an anchor, but it ties us to the precipice when we fall into the abyss.”

“Humanity is a lamp that illuminates the way forward for us when we are lost in the darkness.”

"Father always said I was the most humane of all my brothers, and he was proud of it. And I hope you can make me proud of you."

"I'm not asking you to abandon your animal nature. Humanity and animality are two sides of the same coin. Humanity teaches us to protect, while animality teaches us to destroy."

“Without humanity, mankind will no longer have civilization; without animality, mankind will only have a weak civilization.”

"compromise."

“That’s what my father taught me.”

"When I was confused, my father could always see my anxiety at a glance, and he would always comfort me and enlighten me at the first opportunity."

"When you are confused, I also hope that you can come to me so that I can enlighten you. This is my responsibility as your genetic father."

"That's not an order."

Angron lowered his gaze to gaze upon his heir, then slowly knelt on one knee.

Three thousand war dogs knelt at the same time, and the dull sound of metal collisions was uniform and echoed in the dome of the Triumphal Hall for a long time.

Angron taught them not only with words, but also with their emotions and thoughts.

So when Angron knelt, they knelt first.

The communication between them has long surpassed the boundaries of words. It is a double resonance of soul and blood, far deeper than any conversation!

"I am not a mature father. I left my father when I was young and ignorant, but I have to teach you who are much more mature than that boy."

"Maybe I'm not competent, maybe I'm too demanding."

"But I still hope that you can grow up to be descendants that I can be proud of, just as I am working hard towards this goal."

"World Eaters, that is the name I give you."

"We all know what a heavy curse this name carries, and what a deep and terrifying future it holds."

"But just as my father gave me the name, he wants me to be angry, but he also wants me to control my anger!"

"He called it twisted, and I'm probably as twisted as my father, so I insisted on giving you this name!"

"We are the devourers of the old world, but what we will bring to civilization is not destruction, but liberation!"

"This ship beneath our feet once had a glorious name: Resolute and Fortitude. I hope none of us will forget her former name, for I will give her a new one."

"Not a conqueror, not a liberator, but a spark!"

"A single spark can start a prairie fire!"

"Of all the stories my father told us, this is my favorite, and probably my brothers' favorite too."

"Our brothers hold high their torches, their blazing flames engulf their world. The future will be the entire galaxy, the entire universe!"

"And we must fight alongside them, upholding the fire of humanity, letting the flames of humanity build a Great Wall for humanity, isolating the darkness of chaos from civilization!"

"Together we will banish the ignorant old night age. Even if I shed my last drop of blood, I will see the Milky Way liberated once again. One day, from the sky of Terra to the edge of the Milky Way, we will let the Milky Way burn!"

The World Eaters remained silent, but in their silence, Angron had received the best answer.

Chapter 101: One sentence makes people talk for a lifetime (5K)

As Angron led his brood into orbit, Wop arrived before Claudia's gilded palace and gazed upon the bronze serpents coiling around the spires.

Before leaving, he wanted to say goodbye to his friends in this world.

As he stopped, Wop suddenly realized that he seemed to have nowhere to go except this cold and luxurious palace.

On the first day in this world, Wop picked up Angron on the snowy mountain.

The next day, he found Mira in the village.

On the third day, he picked up a group of slaves on the road.

On the fourth day, he arrived in Desia.

He actually stayed here for the next six months.

Although he had never been interested in Claudia, when he suddenly looked back, it seemed that this was the only trace he had left in the world.

Aside from Angron, he seemed to have never formed any bonds with anyone in this world.

Even Mira spent more time with Ainol and Crest than with Wop.

Wop poured all his efforts into Angron and spent a lot of time on him. He carefully nurtured Angron's growth like a seedling.

And what else?

Apart from Claudia who came up to him, there seemed to be nothing else left.

Has he become indifferent?

No.

Wop touched his heart, he was sure that his heart was still warm.

But why doesn't he have other friends?

He still cared about Mira, who was the only person besides Angron who shared his memories. Wop had always raised the little girl as his daughter, just like he had raised Fili.

But what about everyone else?

If it weren't for him, Onomamos would have been Angron's adopted father.

Wop and him should have become good friends, just like Wop and Tengger. Wop never looked down on Onomamos because he was a slave, but why did they fail to become friends in the end?

Oenomamus respected him and was even willing to sacrifice his life to protect him.

Because Onomamos understood that although Angron was the liberator, it was his mentor, Wop, who taught him liberation.

But this kind of relationship is by no means a friendship, it is more like a cold relationship between superiors and subordinates.

Why did it turn out like this?

Wop stopped in the dark corridor and pondered. This was not some unsolvable problem. The puzzle was not difficult, and the answer was as clear as a candlelight - Claudia.

This woman always comes up to him actively, and talks about Wop's genes every other sentence. Wop guesses that even Elda's obsession with the emperor's genes may not be as deep as Claudia's.

Claudia was very pretentious, but also very sincere, and never told a lie, as if she had guessed Wop's weakness in advance.

What Wop hated most was being deceived, so he often taught the Primarch to be sincere to others, and he himself always set an example.

Although Claudia is a high-ranking knight, she is so clean that there is no excuse for her to be liquidated.

There was not a single registered slave in Octavia's family, and even the maids were volunteers who served Claudia.

Apart from the fact that she loves acting and has a rather artificial manner, there is no other negative information about her.

But if we think about it from another perspective, what if her pretentiousness is not acting, but her nature?

Compared with her affectation, her sincerity is almost paranoid, and this sincerity is precisely to please Wop.

But since the purpose is to please Wop, why not really act it out and not be so contrived?

There are many types of girls that Wop likes, the pretty girls like Dorothy, the innocent and lovely ones like Sylvia, and even Medea is not a bad choice. After all, before he traveled through time, he often imagined that in the future when technology is advanced enough, he would be able to buy a sex robot.

Because sex/love robots can not only meet his needs, but also will not share his property, and their personalities can be set according to his preferences. They are simply the most ideal lovers.

If Claudia hadn't acted so contrived, Wop would probably have been moved even though he knew she was pretending.

Unless this affectation is also Claudia's sincere response, it is her nature, and she does not want to affect their relationship because of acting.

This speculation once seemed absurd to Wop. How could anyone be born artificial?

But on second thought, this possibility is not impossible.

Some people are born sexually apathetic, some are born sexually repressed, some are born lively and cute, so why can't some people be born artificial?

Besides, if Colchis could give birth to Erebus, a born bad guy, why couldn't Nuceria give birth to Claudia, who was born sincere yet pretentious?

If Claudia was trying so hard to show her good side in front of Wop, such as her strong desire to be Angron's mother, then the affectation she showed might have been her best side.

The reason why people hate pretentiousness is that pretentious people are usually considered bad people in the public sense.

But Claudia was different. Although Wop thought she was gossipy, he couldn't really say she was bad.

Although Claudia always took the initiative to approach him and occupied a lot of Wop's time, he was busy dealing with Claudia and had no time to build relationships with others, which invisibly weakened his bonds with others.

In the end, besides Angron and Mira, Claudia was the only one he could say goodbye to.

So, who is she?

Wop had been with her for a long time and had a deep understanding of her tea art, but other than that he knew almost nothing about her.

He knew her name was Claudia Octavia, that she was very teasing, very pretentious, and very normal, and that she coveted his genes, and then what?

Apart from that, he had no impression of her at all.

Wop hadn't noticed anything was wrong before, but looking back now it was actually quite unusual.

Human beings are a collection of contradictions.

Angron was a crybaby when he was little. Although he cried only once, he cried for a whole day.

He is very mature and has been determined to liberate the world since he was a child.

He was also determined, as determined as any other Primarch.

He is sometimes very childish and wants to prolong his time with Wop by not growing up.

But when responsibility comes, even if he feels reluctant, he can shoulder the responsibility without hesitation.

The impression Claudia gave to Wop was that of a pure person, pure in a way that was both artificial and sincere.

She was not angry; Wop had never seen her angry about anything.

When Wop rejected her, she did not feel any feelings such as discouragement or regret.

Because she knew it was normal for Wop to reject her, and she would be surprised if Wop didn't reject her.

But she never gave up, because she firmly believed that her efforts would be successful one day. Even if she couldn't get Wop's body, it would be great to get Wop's heart.

Even the rage she displayed when Wop described her as a fish courting a monkey was unusual—an rage she displayed deliberately for Wop to demonstrate her importance to her genes, as if it were part of her affectation.

Because Angron did not sense her anger at that time.

A person who is extremely obsessed with genetic purity, even if she loves Wop terribly, will definitely feel angry when being described as a fish.

But Claudia didn't.

But she really wanted Wop's body and genes and wanted to have a child with him.

This is contradictory, but it doesn't seem that contradictory.

Because if Claudia only cared about Wop's genes and never cared about her own genes, it would explain her attitude.

but why?

Where does this obsession come from?

Wop had originally come just to say goodbye, but as he walked in the cold palace, the more he thought about it, the more he felt that there was something indescribable weird about Claudia.

"Master." Aenol emerged from the mottled shadows of the columns and bowed gracefully to Wop.

Although Claudia was the master they served, Claudia unilaterally declared that Wop was her dear, so they also unilaterally called Wop their master.

Wop: "Where's Claudia?"

Aenol: "The master is waiting for you in the palace. She has instructed us to wake her up when you arrive."

"Is she awake now?"

"Yes."

Wop: "Take me to her."

Ainol turned around gracefully, her clothes fluttering but not in disarray, and she led the way for Wop with just the right posture.

If Claudia is contrived, these maids are also contrived.